I've read and am maybe inclined to agree that we are all geniuses in our own ways, or maybe we wouldn't have made it to the current point we are at on this evolutionary path. I am pretty sure you have your own genius, and Dreamy hers, and so forth.
We're a social species afterall, so we rely on each's fortes.
I've read and am maybe inclined to agree that we are all geniuses in our own ways, or maybe we wouldn't have made it to the current point we are at on this evolutionary path. I am pretty sure you have your own genius, and Dreamy hers, and so forth.
We're a social species afterall, so we rely on each's fortes.
I think so. It's easier to see from the outside in, than from the inside out sometimes. They can't see their genius in me, because as you say, we all possess distinct genius - maybe some in common - but generally, I won't have theirs. However, I can be a mirror for them, to see their own genius. To watch their recognition - their "aha" moment is joyful. They need faith - in themselves - though, as well as recognition.
Yes, people can know us (in some ways) better than we know ourselves, precisely because they see us from the outside, so excellent point. I can appreciate it, too, when others think for me sometimes, such as if my mind is elsewhere.
I've read and am maybe inclined to agree that we are all geniuses in our own ways, or maybe we wouldn't have made it to the current point we are at on this evolutionary path. I am pretty sure you have your own genius, and Dreamy hers, and so forth.
We're a social species afterall, so we rely on each's fortes.
Agree, and there's nothing more joyful than helping someone see their own genius.
Do you think you have a knack (genius) for seeing others' genius and fortes? Or maybe encouraging it? It could be.
I think so. It's easier to see from the outside in, than from the inside out sometimes. They can't see their genius in me, because as you say, we all possess distinct genius - maybe some in common - but generally, I won't have theirs. However, I can be a mirror for them, to see their own genius. To watch their recognition - their "aha" moment is joyful. They need faith - in themselves - though, as well as recognition.
Yes, people can know us (in some ways) better than we know ourselves, precisely because they see us from the outside, so excellent point. I can appreciate it, too, when others think for me sometimes, such as if my mind is elsewhere.